Yoga involves a sequence of stimulation, perception, and response that unites the three components at its final stage. A highly evolved yogi would be seen as sensing beyond normal capacity, feeling deeper emotions, and responding in a way that helps the universe. This culmination of yoga involves impeccable perception, peak individual satisfaction, and benevolent care for all, uniting the individual and universal progress. In today's era, remembering God's name as inspired by a guru ensures the process of yoga.

1. YOGA
NEW
PERSPECTIVE
DR.
SHRINIWAS
KASHALIKAR

2. One of the intriguing and yet basic principles
in human life is that you first sense the
environment and then respond to it. This
means, there is a sequence of stimulation,
perception and motor response. This sequence
is described as; cognition, affect and conation;
perception feelings and response; stimulus,
homeostatic change and response; and so on!
The final stage of YOGA constitutes the union
of all these three components of the sequence.
Thus a profoundly evolved YOGI would be
seen as if he is not doing any thing but in fact
he is sensing beyond all sensory capacities, he
is feeling beyond all emotional depths and he is
responding beyond anything crudely apparent
as action!

3. This is truly a culmination of YOGA (which
means union); where impeccable and accurate
perception, pinnacle of individual satisfaction
and infinitely exuberant benevolence for the
universe; unite; and constitutes the final
destination of individual and universal
progress or conscious evolutionary
transformation!
This era is especially unique because
NAMASMARAN i.e. remembering the name of
God usually inspired by a Guru ensures this
process and progress of YOGA.
DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR